Sentence examples for feel of perception from inspiring English sources
This seems too much at odds with the phenomenal feel of perception to be a serious possibility.
An additional strength of the qualitative approach for this specific study is the chance to obtain a more realistic feel of self-perception and social self-image that cannot be experienced in the numerical data and statistical analysis used in quantitative research.
That being said, he has felt the sting of perception -- even if it was good for his career.
Commander Eli, or just Eli being Eli, this postseason run feels like a case of perception crossing a fine line to reality.
Therefore, I feel our perception of life will eventually change too, because what we call evolution is a phenomenon that perpetually renews itself.
I feel the perception of water in China really comes through in one particular image the photograph of the flowers on top of a glass case displaying a model of the first Yangtze river bridge in Nanjing.
Subjects were asked to mark on the line the point that they feel their perception of their current fatigue state.
Sparkes says part of the reason for the cruise industry's healthy profits is simply a matter of perception; people feel safer on a cruise than they do on airplane because ships have not recently been targeted by terrorists (The hijacking of the cruise ship Achille Lauro took place nearly 20 years ago, in 1985).
At first you might feel this is a game of perception you are playing with your mind and that it isn't truthful.
How do women feel their perceptions of risk differ from those of their health care providers, if at all?
